New animals live in exceptionally harsh environments
A new bacterium, Pyrococcus CH1, can live in environments with temperatures between 80 and 105 degrees Celsius, and is capable of self-dividing under a hydrostatic press…
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A new bacterium, Pyrococcus CH1, can live in environments with temperatures between 80 and 105 degrees Celsius, and is capable of self-dividing under a hydrostatic press…
In an article published in Science, it first decoded the molecular mechanism by which bacteria resist many antibiotics, or even allow bacteria to adapt to a new environm…
A new virus has been found to be able to eat bacteria, potentially becoming a powerful weapon in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
In nature, prey and predators always develop in two opposite directions: one side is the defender and the other always promotes offensive weapons.
Some bacteria can adjust the proportion of females and males in some insects.
The ability to turn CO2 into methane with electric current from some species of bacteria can help humans create huge renewable sources of renewable energy.
According to a research doctor, you need to add MRSA virus to the list of issues to consider when going to the coast today.
Recently, Dr. Brent Christner found evidence of rain-producing bacteria that are widely distributed in the atmosphere.
Humans can rule out dengue through a bacterium that has the ability to halve the life cycle of infected mosquitoes.
For the first time, researchers genetically engineered Escherichia coli to create the long-chain alcohol needed for biofuel production.
Without leaving the ground, bacteria can still produce rain if the chemicals they release into the air reach the locations of the clouds.
Bacteria may be the answer to our global energy crisis. By fermenting biomass to produce biofuels, they are the solution to the lack of fossil fuel supply and harm the e…
For the first time in the history of science, American biochemists have learned how to utilize intestinal bacteria to produce energy.
Like firefighters fighting the fire, researchers at the University of Illinois and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst have discovered a way to deceive bacterial…
In the microscopic world, even small creatures like bacteria know how to adopt a cooperative and sacrifice strategy to ensure the survival of the community.